Week 11 of the NFL 2025 brings one of the most traditional duels in the AFC East: New York Jets vs. New England Patriots, this Thursday, November 13 at Gillette Stadium. Despite the fact that both teams are coming at very different times, this is a matchup that historically offers intensity and direct rivalry.
The historical series clearly favors the Patriots, who lead the head-to-head series with 75 wins, 56 losses and 1 tie, demonstrating sustained dominance for decades.
Patriots: winning streak
The Patriots come in as one of the most solid teams of the 2025 NFL season with an 8-2 record and an impressive streak of seven consecutive wins.
Their offense has found stability thanks to young quarterback Drake Maye, who has established himself as one of the league’s most promising players due to his accuracy, field reading and ability to extend plays.
On defense, New England continues to show its historic identity:
Discipline, aggressiveness and strength in the ground game, a key aspect for this match.
The historical series clearly favors the Patriots
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Jets: complicated season
The New York Jets are going through a difficult season with a 2-7 record, but they are coming off two consecutive victories that have given them some confidence.
Still, the team continues to suffer from one of the NFL’s least productive aerial offenses, struggling to sustain long possessions and avoid turnovers.
The ground game, however, has been a strong point:
They average over 140 yards per game, which will be their main weapon in trying to surprise the Patriots.
Jets run vs. Patriots defense
The most interesting battle will be between New York’s ground offense and New England’s nearly impenetrable defense.
If the Jets fail to run the ball, their offense could suffer from short series that put the game in jeopardy early on.
In contrast, the Patriots come in with an advantage in virtually every department: offense, defense and home field.
US schedule and LIVE broadcasting in the United States
Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025
U.S. Time: 7:15 PM ET
Venue: Gillette Stadium
U.S. Broadcast: ESPN and Disney+
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